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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-06-11

YoUxa. kmDIE-AorD And n,1
neeo medical sxuL and experience snd I'll, SAs
OLD Enropesn Physician q once S Consult u.
SS.m. no! Wig; sna may save future m opinio.
trestmeut, medicines can be sert slt the city h.
express 1HEk from Observation eTx.efywhele b,
Dent that physician who gives h,s y selisv.
nSx.,c.ns Oh diseases sttains great ss sea
frequently recommend dificuit cssss knowing this,
EST SPECIALIST, by whom svsse 70 the OLD
Remedy 10 used. The Doctors AGyy Anown GOOD
tsncS MAKE Ms opinion of SUPREME i ExpH
Those who call see no one bu, a.,
consultation free and SacredIy c .ne Doc,o,
Cases which have failed In obtninir oonndentAl.
saree 70 solicited THE DooTeR .
cured. Call or write. Hours: DsiIv eraien.n0
m. to p. M, 8 to evenings: snnd:,,. rom ~
onay; Sen6 Tor the sanitarst Guide 70 70 !,
Sent . rhEE: Address as above. W Health:
~The services Of the Celebrated ~,
Physician, DIR. o. GIRARD, from St.' otd German
been secured a; the LIEBIG DIspEMSoe g, havo
fame a. specialist for diseases Of ~ oahY. His
Ally snown; and hundreds daily syaiIin an as
personally or by letter. in all Isnsn.osoOh CONSULTATION
DR.. uEBlG'S WONDERFUL GERMtNINv,c.,
permanently prevents all Unnatural I"s
tho system tones the nerves. siren ~ from
cles, checke the waste invigorates the nt ns nus
tenn. and restores the afflicted to Health .ns ,y
piness. a''n and Hap
The reason 20 many cannot get cprea =,
weakness. Loss Of Manhood etc. ia ori oe3inaI
complication, called PROsTATORRHrII" rag 70
PRRAETHESIA. which requires pecul,., s ~. ~.
ment. DR.. Liebig's lnvigorator ia he mi, usst
tive cure for PROSTATORRHEA Win S" . pom
special treatment. used at the Liebis n;,ps sSans
VAPICOCELE, P'A'AV
Or Wormy Veins Of the Scrotnm on.
suspected cause Of Lost Manhood. Deh;ii.v" ny IN
Price Of Invigorator, 81 Case OF siI bot,. Sc "a
Sent to any address. covered securely from oi so
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To prove the wonderful power Of he Irs;,.
ssOr, A0 'nF'g@
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Msgnetizers, the greatest curative jpyentian =, 1
age. Every man or woman can now be the,, o ,.s
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the DR.. Liebig Dispensary. "
Colsnltation free and private. Call or addrss.
LIEBIG DIsPENsARY,
400 Gesry Street. San Francisco d,
Private entrance, 485 Mason Street. four h,oc,,
up deary Street from Kearny. Main eptrsus.
through DispenSsry Drugstore iSO0
- Branch Once In PORTLAND, Knickerboelr
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-06-11
LIEBIG DISPENSARY.

400 Gesry Street. San Francisco d,
mp Geary Street from Kearny, Main srt,sSs.
through DispenSsry Drugstore. sOW
- Branch Once In PORTLAND, Knickerboels,
House. between Srd and 4th Streets.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-06-11

~ SsEcES Flower. Vegetable & Field c,,aIo.,,.
-" Sse~oaee. 2. n. LANG. g re-. u
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-06-11
@. w. HOLCOMB.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Office Rooms Gil F street, Washington, D. c.
Up. O. BOX s14.

n
al wahingo
rDrtne
hven in GeraI
kandAc
snd
prompts n cNefu attention.
Refers to Prominent Men throughout the country .,aaa
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-29
Wonasgf0I CuYss.

". ID. lIoyt X Co, Wholesale and
Retail Drug -is,s OF Rome. Ca. say: We
have been selling DIR. Kings New Dis
covery, Electric lit,ers and Bucklin's i
Arnica Salve for four years. Have never
handle: remedies that sell Us we'll. or
give such universal satisfaction. Tnefe
have been some wonderful cures effect.
ed by these medicines in this city. Sew
-rai eases Of pronounced Consumption
have been entirely cured by Use Of n
few bottles Of DIR. Kings New Dis.
covrry. taken in connection with Eiec.
tric Bi,iers. We guarantee them al
wa,s. Sold by all druggists.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-29
tDsss'S

fe; 'ha, cold Of yours run on. You
think 1t Is light thing. But IL ma,
run Into ca,affh. Or into pneumonia
Or CONSUMPTION.
Ca;nrrh Is disgusting. Pneumonia IL
dangerous. Consumption In death 1t.
self.
The br~aihsng apparatus must b~ kept
i,crliliy anil clear Of nil o,,-ti nciion. an,
offensive mater. OlH-I~isc uisTc !,
trouble ahead.
All the diseases Of these parts. head,
nose. throat. bronchial 'uh.s and lung,
can i- delightfully."- aud entirely cured
bs IN. n>- of i!O.ch.-s German Syrup
II YOU don't know this already. thou
sands and thousands OF people can tel
You. They hRs. been cured hy IT. and
know how II l.. them selves" Do,,l,
only - cents. Ask nny druggist.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-29
Greatly lxtllSd.

No; u lew OF the citizens OF M.cs.r
have recent, become greatly lyesci,c'i over
the astounding facts tina, several OF their
friends who had been pronounced by
their physicians Us incurab,e and b.
yond NIL hope - suffering with tina,
dreaded monster Consumption - have
been completely cured by DR.. Kings
New Discovery Tot Consumption, ihr
only remedy tia; does positively cure
all throat and lung diseases. Coughs.
Colds. Asthma and Bronchitis. Ttiai
bottle, free n; an. drug store; large bot.
ties 81.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-29
CoIovsW.s Lasa~0s.

As fell the dusk upon the earth. be-
fore his iowiy tent. old Col"row sat on
log and br-aihrd this lament: The
pale man from the rising sun. these he
ro-s of the harm, have ably cooked the
red mans goose. and w"nnd his ball OF
yarn; and wound his ball of yarn. my
braves. and filled him full ~ lead. and
new the parks that once We owned are
pe.plcd with our dead Where is Black
Wolf. the fearless scout, whom terror
never knew, and Bully Pete. the b'1'by
hoy whom n bronc!o never Ihrew3 And
where is Chip~ta dear. imm"rlalizrd by
Dave Day; aud Winky Wink. III" pet of
the trib-. who lefl the agency 10 stayr
And where is hig Chief AdamsT Gone
back TO his wigwam. you say P San
Miguel Journal.
And well. what about ChipetAb
sheep tina, cost the county ~ much
wsmpum TO round.upY The pale face
will have them all "muitoned'' before
.pring II We don't soon get them.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-29

Tuy decided stand taken by General
Master Workman rowd-fiy III the mat
ter Oi the Anarchists when the r->olu.
ton in ,hriT iayur Mas iniru.uc.-i into
the convention the Other dAy. and the
overwhelming majority 10y which u, WAS
strsigi;wny defeated. indicates cle'rly
enough that the conservative element
We; remains dDminsn, In the Knights uf
Labor. 1, is clear that the issn. sprung
by the resolution was designed in l.. u
test ni III, strength oi the opposition 10
Mr.. rcwd.rly himself. The ground was
very cl-Ncrly chosen. since many who
agree with "tlie administration ARE OPP
posed 10 the capital punishment Of III.
doomed Anarchists. THIS very circum-
stance renders the General Master
Worsmans victory mur. deoisiv. and
notable.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-29

At last the festive Texas train rob
her has found his match. THREE nf the
tcspesadoes. all masked. stopped an cx.
press train, and while ;wo uf them held
Ecsolvsrs ut the heads Of the engineer
and hpmrn, respectively. tlr third
wen, bach to the express car. With "a
dynamite bonn lie blew the side ont ni
that car, and then jumped IN to secure
his booty. But tn. express agent was
up to his tricks and. having been nnIy
slightly stunned by the explosion. met
the hishwayman with charge from hi-
douh'e-bsrrell-h shot gun which lie
srlat'ereh full in his h,east snd SET,
him hnmming tu kingdom c'mc. Tile
plucsy agent then Wen, Tor the TIVE
other masked ruilins m sent the ,ima'
charge from his wrapnn af,.r them II.
fast rs their legs could carry III ID
Tliis agent deserves prumotion. |; is
safe TO say that iubners will hesitate
some time before veuiuring to attack
any other trains on that road.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-29
a FtIL uryE ii.


Another summer h,. z1no uy,
An mo.
Again the swallows hoiho"afd ny
see-
rvo wandered by tho noNins hlo
Win many men close by my zhie'
Hut none asked me hi- little bride
To b..
I've laughed full many a girli-h laugh
Te he
And yesrned for u better half
To be.
\ dozen Autumn- have taken wing
Zach With its Winter and its spring
And nov 10 marry any
With Siee.
I've wandered with young fellows by
The lea;
but when roll my eyes and sigh
They nee.
I've haunted all the lovers nnoAs
Aud looked my most effective looE',
uut I am still upon the hooks,
All me.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-29

a BOY in Iowa committed Larceny TO
the extent q: So. II, was captured in
the woods and nearly killed. After u
Hiai' NJ which he was not present or
represented by counsel. he WAS sen-
fenced to sevent,e Ell aud half years in
the peni,pntiary. Last week this wa,
reduced 10 fifteen years. The articles
stolen were necessities of life. JAY
Gould has wrecked hundreds Of faui-
lies by absorbing their property. The
coal brigands of PENNSYLVANIA have
been the cause Of misery aud death of
thousands sri'rcad wreckers have
--l'eI millions. but all these are re.
spected members Of society before
whom people with less money cringe.
\ fer hanl; oficia'7 and raen who hare
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-29

betrayed Inp'nt..mt uus' by npproYr''
ating hundrd ia Il thousands ~ doilns
belonging to others, have received srn-
trnccs OF n few years. Nothing can I've
more unjust thnn modern justice. 1t IS
u burning shame, . blot on our boas'ed
civilization, But We are ~ accustomed
To its enoTmities that We Il" MT realize
their full significance. Afternoon.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-29
The Gee ~ PAsstes.

Omaha iioy-Pop. are political par
ties good for anyihingy
Wisc Citizsn-indecd they are, my
boy. Good citizens would be badly on
II Il wasn't for the political parties.
They are controlled by certain men that
We all know.
o. B.-Oh. yes. Aud then. when
thcse men make the nominations, )ou
know who ;o vote forY
g. C.-No. indeed. We know who IA
vote against.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-29
On, Ce..,y Csm.,,..,ou.rs.

Following Is u continuation OF the
County Commissioners proceedings mp
TO time o' adjournment:
Tn. following bills were considered :
James Findi-y. maintaining prisoners
in Chasy-e county jail IN July, August
and September. $50 50. allowed; {. ",
Cao!.y and l.. L. Woiv-rton We're disnl-
lowed witness fees; James McMon"gnl.
allowed $50 on road fund; Mediation \
Sheridan. bridge timber. allowed Sis11
on contingent fund; q. e Martindalc.
coroners constable. Si5.Gj, allowed
50, o5; Mary l. Minor. copying insifuc-
tions for district court, g; II. j.
Holmes. iani'oS. $50, Jim ianlNicI.
Juror. SIC ". Charles Steiner, witness.
$40; Graham Calhoun, juror. SO;
Swan X Reid. printing. claimed sl|. al
lowed so.ss; ", II. Trnmbpr. map. so.
disa!!o~esi: II. V. wme, road overseer.
ssi. on road fund: Rodney A. Gr-gory.
team on road. so. allowed: James Nc
Iiunagl-. rnad work. $50. dissllowci;
". II. Bfl,di. survey ing. 50 a.. on con.
,in2rn, fund: J. ". liugus 4 Co. cash
advanced. sT.5O. on contingent fund:
Mary TAYLOR. witness. general fund,
s. 20: o =. Y. iIuFch. same. $50 80; Al
t~r, Zi-.ness. juror. sci.
The following bills that were Incurred
during the Ute troubles were considered
and allowed:
J. ". tiugus X Co., supplies. saOo 3i:
Mu. :. Fairfield, rent OF restaurant.
.s5: VIII = Laurie. cooking TO, sh-rih's
mess SO 70. Walter r. D-nd,, cart.
ridges ~ 30: s,on-. Con X Co. s,abl.
Till. 5000: Wm. Mcdowell. hay. so:
iiuao,ph BcTgh. blacksmi,hlng. - ~.
y. y. Ju,,au,s'n. .sm-. :i..a. rh.s.
| II, NsnIa. cooking. so 10. Frank Mot
| s... .,.- -..s g.. .isstin'. W~ss $40, Gee.
| :. Wittsr. trip to Gicnwn-I after Ute
! sheep. 10y request Uf Governor Adams.
SO. Nina B-aui. milk for sheriff $
mes. s..D.p. II. L. Pi;gntt. copkirg tnr
,ii-rin-s Mess. So. 20; John Gould.
same. 81 ~. Mar, Z Allen. brad for
same. s3i -: II Il. ki,mn,. provisions.
si7i ~
III. following bills were allowed On
the general fund:
II. j. sacrid-r. sixteen days Ms jan.
i,ur, sep.Dj: Thus lio'igs,n. express on
coal. 10: a. A. Putnam. district c"urt
-hcrigs f.c.. sI3.s0. so0, s3y.ai. si3.
sJ.tS. -. -. ~ Is. Ss.Sj: l.. ~. C.rlc.
ton. juTur. s.: John Cariwc.l. sane.
$50. j e Bennett. same. 81. john
Manning same. 81 ~: Isaac Nasscll"i
s,tn-. - ~; lI-mi Banning same. ;" ~;
NJ. u. Campbell same. ~ ~, j. \.
R0csaway. same. -; Harry M.daris.
same, 50 20; ". L Hopkins, enroncr's
jury. 81 ~: Jo Reynolds. per diem aud
mileage. s5i ~. y. u. Nelson. same,
500.
Rn.d rpnri of John o'i!rien nnd
John Is. Carry accepted. and road or-
'icrcd open iuT travel.
Board adjourned suhjcc, 10 call OF the
chairman.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-29

4 pEsrEHATr struggle nill be- mad.
by n. Murmpn- 1t THE next s-ss,un "'
Congr-Ss 10 secure the admission "'
Utah. TIey succeeded In diyidin: the
Utah commission. aud - minority -
p1r; va, the result. Tie latter recon.
mend, constitutional amendment pre-.
hib,ling poly samy anywhere. The ina
,of,ty oi the commission. rs evidenced
10y their r-pnr,. take nu s;"cs In the rr.
form pEri.nsinns or the saints. and are
evidently Oh In their u,ck-t
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-29
An N.,.ui.h-d suh.~rther.

The iniuriatrh subscriber had just
rushed into the Office, and - pale. spirit
uellc reporter fac.i him calmly aud
asked him What he wanted.
II want I" know who ~pte this sour.
rilcus article about me-"
II did"
lyon did Sure it wasn't m error Of
the composilor
"Certainly.n
Ism; the prop' reader to blame p
Not In the least
Young man, let IN. embrace you.
I've been whipping editors all my life
and you're tn. first un. ever me; whu
did not blame the prof reader or com.
ppsiinr."
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-29

WHILE nm array OF legal ;ai-n, Is In
Washington bc ore tile tni'sd States
saptem. Court. the Chicago au,huFlii-.
sr- l-ti-ctin. Hfrang, m-n,s for The
preservation of order on tile day tire
Maymarket hombIhtoscia arv sx.
ccatrd. Ever, psscau,s.a ~in lsr ,Ak-n
IN pT.,cu, trouble. which il csid' n,is
,uiir,t-,'.h, ~ wo"'"" .'-'' sh'idu'" vii
IT, warned ,n s.rpof the streets as Ian
o. rcssib!c during tie dHy.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-29
No, =" r... Of Joke Amer AZ.

Nos ~ Wueu o. S"A" htsfF NJ.
lie had his photograph taken one Ia'
when he was ut the beach with III,
h,Xs II VAS not a god picture, fnr lie
WAS not exactly in condition for taking
gooi one. Blu, hr thought he would
have a good joke "n his wit. about IT. 81
when hr reaci ed home lie handed 1t 10
her, saying:
There is a picture Of man WHO
loves you."
She looked at it. and deep blush
ov-rspr'ad her face as she said:
lit is like Jim. Where did you see
him.
II. would give a good deal 10 know
now who Jim is.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-29
THE Herr Id BRAND.

All stock branded as above on any
part OF animal from The tail up TO right
'eh nj III" ears. Range, Garfield.
Rout'. Grnith E,ulc ritkiu and Mesa
c"'ih'ic-. Colorado. Eastern Utah and
Southern Wynn ~ aud u few select
patches of feeding groin,i ali over.
l. S-Nn eAira charge for cut. en-
craving. descrip'iv" matter or engraved
characters. Let the cowboy on this
range ku9w vour h.r,i
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-29

Tns cowboy ,oirnamen, al the Den
'rF Exposition proved n success IN all
PARTICULARS. The entertainment was
.ecsdedly novel and vel worth witness
.us. Wild horses were lass,sd, saidled
And ridden. nni steers lass'ea !rum the
se.I. thrown and Tied. A. whole II
IN, un,sge and characteristic. and WIS
thoroughly enjoyer by ;h's~ present.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-29

PLYMOUTH pulp, will temporarily be
occupied By the Rev. Lyman Abbott.
Ths, exsctinY congregation are after
another Beech-r. and IL !, likely tina,
Rev. Abbot, will hold that pulpit for
a,ue time 20 come.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-29

AsrKX people are preparing TO e-le,
brSso The advent Of the urst railroad
.esehn Z that camp. and will doubtless
DO 1: IN Grca. shape, - good round
sun has been raised for the purpose.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-29
a NnrR1l Man,

H. WAS pretty close man. without,
doubt. At breakfast, he cut an egg In
tw" AND gave the new hired man one.
half "f 1t. The help ate 1t. and held ont
his plate for more.
"N !" gasped the host, want n
huh cggy'
"Of course do replied the man.
The boss stared blankly at him n
moment, and then pushing the half egg
across the table. and snapped out !:
Take it, eat 1t. and kill yourself,
The man ate It and is still al'vr
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-29

II Is quite amusing 10 notice the
stand The Denver Republican has taken
r,,oa the Crow Indian scare. when lis
remarks . few weeks ago over the
u,~s and White river people are taken
IN corapa...rr. Consistency. etc.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-29

One O. the most Interesting nsch'n-s
as~d In the laundrie, n; Troy /, called n
"whi,2rf." I; dries clothes by making
. thousand revolutions n minute. On-
Of ihes. DAYS the shlIscf will be intro.
dac,-l into the printing establishment
and the bore who p-r,'si, In bn;hrs.ng
the /. c. iinielligeni compa,l;ofl will b-
invited TO Sc; into tie whittier and dr.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-29
SYMPTOMS.

Lon Of Appetite, Bad
Breath, Bowels Costive,
Headache, with dull, heavy
sonsation; pain under shout.
dsr-blads, often mistaken for
Rheumatism; fullness after
eating; Discrimination to
cxertion OF body or mind;
Irritability of Temper; Low
Spirits Tor the Blues); Rest
lessncss, and sensation Of
having left undone some
thing which ought to have
been done; Weariness; Dig
ziness; dots before the eyes;
highly-colorcd urine; itful
dreams; Constipation, etc.
No, all, bu, always some OF
these symptoms indicate
want q action of the Liver.
For a safe, reliable remedy
that can do no harm and
has never been known to
fail TODD good is Simmons
Liver Regulator.
.simnopp LIVER Regulator srt. iiks .
charm = = Liver Without dsoilitAtin9
I'D vtthl any q 70: syM s9set: q
- ts-h:s. s::s y :s:s:se;z; 5ss:! - z:
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-29
rornrrCg nuLLrriS.

rosrofrCg nuLLrriS.
ha~Iin- mail leave. Monday, wc,ins sds, and
Friday at a IN. Arrives Tuo-,i.y. Thur.
iny ani -at r'isy ai Top m.
Grand River nail lra,'s Monday .; s n. IN.
Arrives tn, lay ai e =. IN.
RanRciy mai icay.- Monday at "a. IN. Ar.
ri,.- Tbursu atn I'm.
ric.-ancc pratt" mail leave. Wednesday at $
y. M. .Nrriss Tu--ia,
Money or''-r md registry department open
frum n M. o lp. IN.
once open Sunday. frnin to 10 a. m. md
from g IN So m.
J. V. noCsToS. Postmaster.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-29
STATE HOARD or cNrrLr INSPECTION
COMMISSIONERS

WHITE nivrH sToCS.GRowEns Asso-
CITATION.
President, lien rrt..
Nic--rr~.id-ri wu Lariu.
SECRETARY. l. IL tlu,.h-r
Treasurer. n 4 iu...
Executive Catsinitic~. 4. J. gr-.ury, A. e.
Hatch Nnd ]. nus
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-29
HUTCHINSON / siMoNs.

Aborc brand on lcf, .id-. Also own cattle
branded; on left shoulder or side. Ear
marks. uniorhach In -sch car. norses brand.
ei same -. cut on loft shoulder. Hansc. rice
snc" creek and white n'er. Po.tonice -.
drc-.. Ncckcr. Colorado.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-29

Road r'pnri ot John O'l!rien and
John Is. Carry accepted. and road Of
dcrci open iur travel.
Board adjourned suhjcc, 10 call Of the
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-10-01
rlajAN,HpriEAs 11Ax>.; .

- b"
Ollie HutohinS, Who was convicted in
Judge HornbloWsr's Court II snticipR
girls iptp a Irpop r ha!Ne their photo
graph Iteh iaA nude state, appeared
in c0uft on WsaneadAy for sentence. =
Isaac e. BoSce. her attorney, moved
for now trial. p In support of his ap.
plication, he read an affidavit made by
himself alleging that tho finding of the
Court was contrary TO tho evidence in
the case; that the complaint filed had
never been read to the defendant nor
had she been called on to plead in
answer TO it. The affidavit, also set
forth that the defendent lad never been
asksd whether she wanted, a jury trial
or not. ~ IS .&rH
II am, not surprised at anything that
takes place in this Court" said Judge
Hornblower. "However, it does seen,
surprising that an attorney will present
and swear to such an affidavit when he
knows that am fully aware that it il
f"lse. The woman Was. arraigped. md
I distinctly remember having asked her
myself for her plea and that she said
she did not want a jury trial. An ut
torney who claims he. noted all the pro-
oeedings and then comes here with such
an assertion" Ib3"E 'li&H
Lawyer Boyce--,'Will you. allow. me
to say word in reply2" ...
Judge Hornblower, emphatically-
mo, sir; sit down. Your motion for .
new trial is denied, cir. You were
charged" he continued. turning to the
prisoner, with q very serious crime
and you did not think it worth while
to take the stand aud make any explain.
alton OF your conduct, relying entirely
on law for your expected Acquittal.
You have been found guilty Of inducing
little girls to shame and disgrace, try
ing 1 believe, to lead these young girls
to such life. It is my duty to protect
innocent little ones. and it is my duty
to prevent and suppress crime and vice.
While the sentence am now about to
impose may seem heavy, and while 1
nm sorry ut any time to be compelled to
seud woman to Jail, 1t is necessary
that you ali ould be made to suffer in
order to deter others from following
your example in endeavoring to debauch
the minds Of the young. The sentence
of the Court is that you be imprisoned
in the House of Correction for / eriod
Of six months.'' .... ............
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-10-01
THE BAR
Cph@lsterinK.

We lave employed for, short time n
first class UPHoLsTERER aud those
who hdyo MATTRESSES. LOUNGES
eto. in need Of repair should embrncethis
opportunity to have them put in, good
order. This workman will remain but
a short time and those who desire to
avail themselves OF his services must
bring their work AT. ONCE. This il
the best opportunity you will ever have
to get your uphoIstering done with
ne"tness aud dispatch. .-~.
G-l3 g.. Brown & HosK1Ns.
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Just Received

Over two hundred new samples for
custom made Fall and Winter Clothing,
If you want fine suit Of clothes made
to order, latest in, style, perfect in fit,
best in quality spd cheapest in price,
come aud look. at my, samples. You
can't hslp being suited. tE .. r.t
d" KIN n. RE1NHARr.
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RcOp0nLnR.

Al. Hvhscf nun, proprietor OF Il Q
Elko Brewery, has resumed charge of
the Humboldt Brewery Saloon, the
lease OF Messrs. Bishop Il Richards
having expired, and will celebrate the
event with n grand opening tonight.
to which the. public generally il, COR
daily invited. n....,. ......i on ..,,
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Lost.

Al note of Ave hundred dollars signed
by Charles Lampman and @.Adelbert
Leach, made payable by my order. All
persons are hereby notified not to ne
gotiste the same as payment thereon
has been stopped. .... r.G..<F.. -
. .....la " j.. B. MooRB.'
Elko, Sept. &c, 1887. 1w.d Inv ~
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An, Absoluts cure.

The, ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINTMENT 81
pply putup In large, two o1iics Iia boxes, nd
n, al Absolntc cure for old sorss, burns.
,Sonpdas cliapped hands, aud all skin eSaps
tons. Win positively cure ali. kipds Ofs piles.
Ask ,fori the ORIGINAL ABIETINE ONT.
MS7NTs .isoId by r. =. Muller ., ~ cents Der
boz -hJ mall 40 esata, Eel .ck.G .L3ni j
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- The Universal Comb,na,,on

The Universal Combinnt ioA
reAlce.
Proof against all animals from q rab-
DIT to mnd steer. Prices as follows:
2 inch mesh pr rod $l.35
inch mesh per rol IL .15
Pointed Pickets, S. cts per god extra.
Reduction On large orders. - - =" \
Manufactured bv
-&S<g WMo, YoyNo,l 4
Elko, New.
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FIRST ,nAY.

FIRST RAcE- one-hqlf 4ilo aPd
repeat, best two il, three. free Tor all.
PURSE -" = ,.''' "." ~ 5000 o.
First horse, $3.50 90. Second horIe
$50 90. 2. ''' . '<."."'r
SECOND RACE -one-quartor nlo
dnsh, free for all. ....'-. a.
PURSE $40 90
3 THIRD RACE-si1 hundred Satd
dash, free for all. '''' .''''.'%".1
PURSE y $50 90
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E,Hoid Your HorsosI

Stop at Morgup's Blacksmith shop
where you can get horse ,shoeing,
wagon repairing and all kinds of black,
smithing done on short notice. Salts.
faction guaranteed las to quality OF
work and prioo.
L. e. MoRoAN.
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